Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

@1-ct rStA w eAVN0A taA9 tu0 IOik nc
referred hack 70 the riuanoe Commits
With lnstruotiena 70 mako Q thorou ! d
vestigation, and ascertain how any
member can attend % many NEE ttines
In mouth.
Mr. Merris Taylor said the fault IL in
the lAw, which allows members 10 cents
Tor eAch committee meeting they At
sond. He was opposed 10 this law, bat
- long ~ II was the Law he intended 70
charge for each meeting that be attend
81. de WA opposed to any law which
gave one member Of Council more oom
psnsAtion than another, and WAS In
isvor OF each being paid fixed SALARY.
Int dlsoussion was participated In By
Aessfs. Hawkins, Murray and Norton,
snd when . vote WAS taken the motion
70 refer back IN the committee was lest,
end tho payroll WAS pAssed and orders
drawn for the amounts.
The Sewer Department reported Ave
men employed, with pay Toll amount.
ing to $46.5O.
A communication WA received from
Patrick Quinn calling attention 10 the
fsct that the city. By raising the bed Of
the street NJ Front and Adams streets,
had damaged hts property on the corner
OF those sireots. He asked Council to|
visit the place aud inspect the prem isos.
Tho EnRtier was referred 70 the Bulldog
Inspsctor, with instructions to report At
tho nbxt meeting Of Council.
A Communication was also received
from the Cherry Island Marsh Improve
ment Company protesting aaainst IN In
crease OF taxes on their grounds, and Il
was referred TO the Legislative Commit
tee.
Tao petition OF Robert H. Jones to
have " 81 ovrpaid tax refunded was
referted 10 tho Finance Committee.
The petition Of the Wilmington City
Passenger Railway Company, asking
that An ordir anoe be passed perm itting
them TO build . road from Tenth aud
Market stroets to Rivervicw Gem etery,
was referrod TO the Law and Street
Committees.
A Communication was received from
the Electric Light Company stating
that they could mos prevent the escape
OF steam in the street without stopping
their works or going 70 great expense,
and that they intended TO move In 3
ferrsd 10 the Street Oommittee.
Ar. Hession offered . resolution,
which Was adopted, instruoIing ths|
Nay Or to on force the ordinance relating
TO slsdding or o0asting on the side
walks.
At. Hawkins called ths attention oil
O0anctl 70 the trospass on the city'sl
property 81 the Brandy wine Academy
lot by Messrs Chadwick and Mo6orley.
The latter, he stated, had removed the
obstruction, hus the former had not X.
II. Taylor, Of tho Pablis Buildings
Con mitsee, said that this matter would
be attended 10. Mr.. BArnhill gave no.
tioe that 81 the next meeting he would
introda ace IN ordinance 70 amend the
present ono referring to dogs.
Ths following bills were allowed
daring tina evssing: William T. Thonp
son, 454 ss; Joseph Thonp psop, $95 %;
CrATs GinRlcbaoh, el54 II; John No.
Bride, es1 Is; Young q sons. $s; VIII.
ninkton Coal Gas Company, 3le6 06;
Board OF Health, $500; Arneux Rlectric
Light Company, $3.50 20.
Position Of Father Mseiyan.
\ nw YonK, Feb 3-Renry Georges
Pap4r, fhe Standard, for Saturday con.
iainl ths long .looked-for aiatsnent OF
DIR. aoGlynn. The article makes six
eolunan M, and 70 all intents and purposss
sesnhs to agree With the statement re.
|osnly published BY Arch bishop Oorri /
gan Regarding. However, the letter
from Cardinal Simeoni of four yoars
ago. DIR. McGlynn says:
IN is absolutely false, although stat,d
by Archbishop Corrigsn on the aatho-
rity Of Cardinal MoCloskey, that I re.
coRnined ny errors and professod to be
sorry for them.' On the contrary, In my
interview with Cardinal AoClcskey, l,
Toafnrned tho doctrine and explained
it, Snd defended 1t from his nisunder.
stal dings and misapprehensions. n
Voluntarily promised TO sbstAin from
making land league spesches, not be.
cause l Ackno wledeed ths right Of any
one 10 forbid mo, but because I knew
100 we'll the power Of my ecclesiastical
superlors 10 In pair and almost destroy
my usefalDess ia the 10 inistry OF Christ's
Church. to which l had eonsecrated my
life. -
The dossss oo.cludes with these
words,
Ose suHiclent answer to all this
strange urgency has alresdy bccn given,
but I now have further 10 SAY: Ro.
sfh tming what / said In my letter 50
the Arch bisbcp, sent by the hand Of
Mr.. Henry George, that In becoming q
prieat l did not evade tho duties nor
urrsndoY the rights of man and . citi-
zer, desy the right of Bishop, Propa-
ganda or Pope 10 punish me for my &C
lions ~ man aud citizen In the late
municipal Canvass, or In other political
movements. / deny their right TO cen
sure me or 10 punish me for my opinions
In political economy, unless they car
| show that these opinions ara clearly
contrary 10 the teachings of the Chris
tisn religion. This they have not
shown, and l know tha. they cannot
show 1t. have not appealed to Rome
from the judgments of the Archbishop,
| and have no desire TO do 20. deny
the tight Of Bishop, Propaganda or
Pope 70 order me 10 Rome. The "vow
OF obed len CO" Of the priest, Of which SO
many absurd thinRs have been said
within the last weeks, Is simply o prom
ise to obey the church authorities iD
! m matters eonoern ming the priest q duties Of
religion.
DH n GLyIA HBLPLnss AS A CHILD.
NHw YoRK, Fab. S-Eathsr Mo.
Glyna remains in bed most of the time,
bus occasionally he 10 placed In large
Ar % chair and prOpped up with pillows.
3D. helpless 10 he shat he requires ~
nnch attention as sick child. A soon
- he can be moved with safety he will
bs taken out W the seaside or noun.
tatns. Archbishop OorriRan, accompa :
nisd by his private secretary, sailed for
the Bahamas On the steamer Orinoco
this afternoon. The Archbishop de
Iellned positively 10 be interviewed.
| Ar. l.. b. Kiefer, Of Lancaster, Pa
wrote us:-Having = sprained leg OF
almost thirty days standing, and after
tryin half dosea advertised prepAra-
items In the m Arket without sAtisfacto-
lry results, I tried Salvation Oil, and In
less than three days my leg was oil
xiohk auoiu Tharsss u.tbino Iiks n